Charlie’s career has taken him to some of the most remote and fragile ecosystems on Earth. With over two decades of work for National Geographic under his belt, he’s captured everything from the intricate beauty of kingfishers in the British countryside to the heart-wrenching destruction of rainforests in the Amazon.

Great garments can be made anywhere - if they’re built with care and a clear conscience. 

From easy layering pieces to transitional staples, these are the items Phil is reaching for right now, and why they’ve earned a place in his wardrobe.

Patience, not polish. Let time do the work. Here’s everything you need to know.

We’ve always known that style is more than just clothing; it’s about confidence, connection, and feeling your best, inside and out.

Spring dressing isn’t about a single approach; it’s about flexibility, preparing for crisp mornings, sun-drenched afternoons, and cool, lingering evenings. Think of it as curating a wardrobe that works with nature, not against it.

Some people move through life following a set path, while others carve their own; embracing uncertainty, chasing experiences and embodying the pioneering spirit that defines our brand. JK Winders is one of those people.

Inspired by the golden age of West Coast style, this collection blends rugged workwear, vintage surf influences, and effortless 1970s Americana.

I was sitting on the concrete floor of an old California desert farmhouse, watching through a window as Joshua trees danced in the high winds under the light of a full cream moon, when a sudden and nauseating pain shot through my left ankle.

With trembling hands, I slowly rolled up my pant leg and saw that my ankle was swollen and discolored. The elastic ribbing on my socks was stained with blood and pus that had trickled down from two festering puncture wounds, where it appeared a rattlesnake had sunk its fangs into my skin.